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Interview: Meredith Cole, author of Posed for Murder and Dead in the Water

Art Taylor / January 24, 2011

Agatha Donkar, a photographer and writer based in Chapel Hill, NC, has recently been delving into the photography-themed mysteries of […]

Art Taylor / January 20, 2011

Scott Huler; courtesy United Arts Scott Huler, author most recently of On the Grid: A Plot of Land, an Average

Art Taylor / January 17, 2011

Time Magazine called last year’s debut Best European Fiction anthology “an exhilarating read” and looked forward to more editions in

Art Taylor / January 13, 2011

“Who’s your audience? How can you best communicate with that audience?” These are among the first key questions that I

Art Taylor / January 10, 2011

Laura Ellen Scott last appeared on this site interviewing thriller writer Sophie Hannah. Here, she reviews the debut novel by

Art Taylor / January 4, 2011

I was pleased to be asked to contribute a couple of suggestions to AARP’s end-of-year round-up of 2010 books. The

Art Taylor / December 30, 2010

Apart from Metro itself, one of my favorite magazines is undoubtedly The Oxford American — and the highpoint of the

Art Taylor / December 23, 2010

My tendency is to write LONG. Most of my short stories are upwards of 5,000 words, and several have pushed

Art Taylor / December 15, 2010

Coincidentally, Jeffery Deaver’s new thriller, Edge, is set in two places I call home. The novel’s opening section — a

Art Taylor / December 13, 2010

My own primary interests follow two paths: Southern literature on the one hand, building off of my own roots as

Art Taylor / November 27, 2010

Dennis Lehane‘s new novel, Moonlight Mile, marks the first book in more than a decade in the author’s private eye

Art Taylor / November 22, 2010

The one-word title of Scott Phillips‘ witty and wonder-filled new novel draws less on the phrase “in a rut” than